Lets compare protein tubs.
i have one we'll call "southernstates" which is the first number, and another we'll call "fleming" represented by the second number in the "list". the "--" means it isnt listed on the southenstates feedtag (but included in ingredients)
*notes:
Cows consume Fleming more readily (due to less salt i guess.)
SouthernStates is 10 dollars cheaper at $56 for a 200lb tub.
southern states lists animal protein products in the ingredients and claims not more than 15.5 equivalent crude protein from non-protein nitrogen whereas Fleming says not more than 7%
Q: is one $10 worth better than the other one?
i have one we'll call "southernstates" which is the first number, and another we'll call "fleming" represented by the second number in the "list". the "--" means it isnt listed on the southenstates feedtag (but included in ingredients)
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Crude Protein 24% 25%
Crude Fat 4.5% 4.5%
Crude Fiber 5 6
Calcium 6.9 6
Phosphorus .50 1
Salt 7.2 2.75
Potassium .65 1
Magnesium 1.8 1
Vit A 16000 IU/lb 15000
Vit D 4000 3500
Manganese -- 90ppm
Copper -- 30
zinc -- 95
iodine -- 3
selenium -- 1.1
*notes:
Cows consume Fleming more readily (due to less salt i guess.)
SouthernStates is 10 dollars cheaper at $56 for a 200lb tub.
southern states lists animal protein products in the ingredients and claims not more than 15.5 equivalent crude protein from non-protein nitrogen whereas Fleming says not more than 7%
Q: is one $10 worth better than the other one?